Main Headquarters:
3010 W Arnold Lake Dr
Harrison, Michigan, 48625
Phone Number:
(989) 544-9135
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(989) 544-9135
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At Central Michigan Wildlife Services, we are your trusted animal removal company. Searching for the critter noises in your attics and walls can be overwhelming, and it is our mission to quiet them all! We know exactly what it takes to create and maintain the safety of your home, backyard, commercial property, or any place you have wildlife intruding on you. We are a family-owned and operated local business specializing in humane nuisance animal removal. Our highly trained wildlife control professionals specialize in the removal as well as repairs and restoration of any damage caused by bats, raccoons, skunks, groundhogs, opossums, moles, squirrels, and mice. We are fully licensed & insured and handle every situation in a professional manner, efficiently, and at a competitive rate. We service the Mid and Central Michigan areas and are on call 24 hours a day. Call us today for an estimate!
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These services, available in Harrison, are for rescuing and relocating both pets and native wild animals. For animals such as dogs and cats, adoptions by willing families may be arranged. For native wildlife, such as snakes, possums and rodents, these services remove and relocate them to an area where they would not be disturbed. Usually, if an animal is injured, the service extends to treating them before relocating them. This service can also be used when dangerous animals are spotted, so that they can be removed rather than killed. These services need a license to operate.
